davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

IT Is QUITE NOTICEABLE that the clothing mouse
that is doing the business Is not talking the pubic
10 death EIsENAs Bios, Manufacturers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

AIikSrloS Is CALLED TO the peremptory sale TO
s, pl4ee to-Inorro~ afternoon, November q at
S, -, VI frame house on l0Ih street southeast
s.sane Nc 80. This sale Is announced 70 be posi-.
attention or investors and others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

ssROyal Gluc'' mends China, Glass, Wood, &C
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In y 10. "Ward" prints. 4Oc per 10.
Also, cottage Cheese and butteriniik; sweet MIX
&C. per quart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

EQUITABLE Z. B. AssocIArIox-The above. named
xSsoclation VIII bod It's eighth annual meeting Ar
~a1onAl k'nss Armory Tonight aI : 80 O'Clock, .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
Malt Exsracs An Diesesics.

Jehnsoa's Hotel, 18th ana E,
Lifetime experience. Ladies large saloon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

MEMS GooD FUR DERBYs $50; line, s.; best,
n. So at A T. Lewis, 49, 1th ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

COOP CLOTHING at fair prices is better than trash
al any price EIsKnAS Bx0s-, Manufacturer,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

IS Per Gallon, Csc. Quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye Whiskey, best In the world for the money.
orders by mail MCGEEs. 9th near ID St was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

See our line OF Fashionable stripes In Sack and
Frock suits.
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A CHAR SALE Or Day GooDs
BY LUTTRRLL WINE.

In order to make change In business at early
date We are offering to the public for Fall and Win-
ter wear the following Inducements VIZ:
Beautiful "a Broadcloth for ladies' wear af 81
BssuGiI Ga Striped Cloth. AL WOOL st 75c- worth
q.
Beautiful "A Serges all wool ct 37>sc, worth Soc
beautiful "A Ladies' Cloths al WOOL ct 40c., worth
Soc.
abe best Black Henrietta Cloth in the market 1t 81
Splendid line Of Dress Goods from 25c. to Ell
Elegant Plaid SerRes ut 2Oc.
AL colors nj, wool Flannel Cloths ut 25c.
Silk Nelvets in all shades II SIC, worth 81.
Black silks at 5.S5c SO. 81 IS and %.
We guarantee the prices in the goods, the famous
0uinet brand
A full line Of Flannels Blankets. and Domestics 1t
lowest cash prices.
"A full line Of Underwear in gents. ladies' and chill
dren's
A JOB lot Of Towels, at s3 per doz worth a.
Linen Sheeting at 81. worth 81 %
Linen Dxmssks and Nsl kins = speciality.
large lot Of Handkerchiefs and Gloves very cheap
One lot Misses heavy rlbLed regular made Hose 1t
10c.. worth from 23c. to SOC.
Our stock Is complete, our prices the lowest.
All persons indebted to will oblige by settling
their accOuts at once before the change made in
business.
-. LUTTREL WINE,
o29-2w 1880 Pa ave. n. W. cor. 10th 1T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

"IHE ARABIAN NI6HTs-r-To-morrow morning
the s4-eof seats for '.Ihe Arabian Nights; or Al
Nalonsl Tneater next week, win begin. The
pieSe enjoyed EXTENDED runs In New YORK and
SnIclgo ana Is one OF the most elaborate and
sSA,e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

FRESH BrTTEs in small tubs, rolls, for family
use, at 3O3 10th 81. NV. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

- hon BARNES COMPTON will address Maryland
DSoaoefalc Club tonight. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

LANGUAGE Is cheap. prices sell the goods.
EIsEMIS Bros, Manufacturers.
Cor. 7th and E.
See the Oyercoat we sell at $3.50.
HUMAN artificial eyes. Bempler's. ave-, cor. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Was served at International Medical Congress- q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
JNo. A. PRESCOTT,
14lo = 1t. n. W.

E0R RENT-UNIUR ST. NV. NEAR
story Dwelling. containing 10 rooms bath range
lstrobes and stationary washtubs. Apply 70 THOs j.
FISHER co, 1924 r st. nv. o3i-6t
EOR RENT-TwO-sTORY BRICK HOUSE CEN.
I traly located and fully furnished ALvOkD
ADAMS Co. 1904 F st NV. o29-tukw:n
EOk RENT-FuRNIsHED. us 18TH ST NV,
on pc nises. betMeen and B O'Clock pa. o24-2w.
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.AsHrsoros Rrprxe AcAprMr.
$2O Ovr.ooArs Nor Woar. 90

WE HAVE ADDED 10 oUa ALREADY
LARGE STOCK OF ovERCCATs -FOUR
SHADES OF FUR BEAVER. CoJORs. BLACK
Blue, BROWN AND oxFokD MIXED. TIE
ADVANTAGE OF THEsE COAT ARE THEY
ARE WARM AND YET ARE MOE HEAVY N
WEIGHT, AND THE PRICE Is go. AID
THEY ARE NOT wokTh e&o; EUT II YoU
sHo. Id BUY ONE WE GIVE you 0CA1-
ANTEE TIcKET WHICH ENTITLEs VOC TO
RETURN YOUR COAT II NOT sAIisFAc-
TORY, AND WE WILL GIVE YOU YoUR
MONEY wHEkE ELAE CAN ,OU d. THB
SAME kcHo Anniversaries
GEORGE spnAxsx
oxx-RaloE cIornra Axp rAnoA
90 - sEvxxzx sxnsw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

FRANK DANIELS IN LITTLE PUcK"-Frank Dam
ieiS young actor who In q few seasons pas won
great favor by his almost unique COMEDY gfrts
Will appear at Alosugh's next week In a play
specially written Tor him, called 'LltIle Puck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
SIZE House & Herrmann's ad. on 9Th page.

See the rev lot & child suits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
s soe q ERR e. Fer "A TIT
( sS e I E E ~ I !
MN MN A RRR x
M MMM n "A kRk + K < go
Nm 4 AZ + kkKk
RDG p e'oe MMw&% NM
ID D o o WWWW NNN
BBDbp 90 WV N Ss
ssss "A / ZEE
SSSS "A L EE
SSsS 4 ILL EER-.
FOR 10 DAYS ONLY.


This sale ia not to work of old or shop worn stock,
WELL-KNOWN MAKES. We find our der artment 10
overcrowded IL its small spac, the stock NUT
selves.
OUR GERMAN WOVEN CORSET, embroidered
bust, sp eudid seller at T5c. reduced to Csc.
OUR FRENCH WOVEN CORsErS in white and
dfap R Reysr 500 f9r less fhan "a redSSsd to S5S
worth i LOO, reduced to SllS.
OUR OWN MAKE 81 Z. B. CORSET In white or
drsb, reduced to 75c
QUE PERI CT FITTING c. P. "a La sirene,
u AZ. :
OUR $3.50 c. P. {, La Srene) FRENCH sATTEEN
CORSET ~ black. drab. cardinal and light blue,
duced to II %,
OUR IS C. = "a La Sirene) SATIN CORSET in gar.
net, black or light blue, reduced to 93
We have an Immense stock of MISSES CORSETS
and as SPECIAL We will sell DIR. WARMERS S5c
Corset at Csc
All les Of Corsets in stock. such as Thompson's
and R. L g. Common sense, Watch Spring, &c, too
numerous to mention all.
Ask to see our DOUBLE We AND TWIN WAISTS
for children.
BAUMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

A WoNAS IN TIE NoODsHED.-Mary Nichols
who frequently appears before the Police Court,
was IN tue DICK to-i-y on charge OF peItL lar.
ceny- Prosecuting Attorney Sheppard st,lts,l ynSJ
the onense Was TECHNICALLY hOu,eDseIASns. o,4L
that he had simply changed Aer WITH petit Elrceli.
Ar. Mortimer Clark, wnO nyes on Whitney ayenuo,
Mt. Peasant, testified that last Friday night ne
wa awaSeneI py his dogs, and going 10 the rear
window, lie heard noise In niS woOdshet- He
called Tor the person 20 Come out several times
and nnally the DEFENDANT naliOeti 10 witness TO
call Oh the Digs sue opened TIE door aud walked
out or the s.ed with an aTmIul Oh wood, striking
az the dog she LETT the premises. Wines,
said that the OnynSc was a irIiIng one, but he
Prosecuted ner Icr the protection OF shpors
as she would take things, hot because she wanted
then- but 10 purchase wnlshey with Mary Was
nEed - or II days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

RoBBEI.IES REPORTED--CAarles r. Willett, Duane
street, New lOsA ele1, Reports tnat while at the
races MONDAY la, pOcket was picked OF a valuable
gold watcn- MIS- +. Brown, NJ. gl5 street north
.csi, reports tlIe Larceny or "A so note. Arthur
Burr-ll, L1mOnd SIalIOn. report, stolen fruul ms
"a "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
\ COOP Tsxpl.Es, ELEcrrox.-At a meeting last

y GOOD TENPLARs' ELECrIoN-At a meeting last
hlSI OF C.eaIeuts LO1gc Oh Good Templars, Mr.. q.
y N-Sl- Tue lodge deputy, Installed Mr. Chas. X.
NcDO"sil, CHEZ teinp.aT; Miss hate SnoInO, vice
tcllp.aT. DI. j. =. hellSley, secretary; Mr.. Z X
AaHJney, financial secretary: rs. VI. X Mahoney
Hc-slrer; Alss AddIe hoIlidge, chaplain, and Tue
OtEer 0iieeis cAJsen Tor lLe ensuing term The
g.'-.-i lOlgt: MAI j. ] hes. Turner, c. Z Kali
s,rcin, Nj. W. H. Hodges. Hiss Julia Z Martin.
an -dr CA.,s- l. PdScy, and the IO44Owlng alter
mates: Also hate SlCInO, Miss Addle iioInde e, DIR.
> A. H. hehiLn, Mr. IhaS IL AcDowell, and MS.
~ Z Blaine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
DISCUSSING CAPT. syMoNs' REPORT

The secretary, Mr.. trduk mailman, then under
took TO discuss Capt Symons' report (printed in
Saturdays STAR TO the Commissioners upon the
letter from District Attorney Riddle asAinp Tor
certain uatst In reIerence TO Tue plumolng regu-
LII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

TIE NATIONAL RIFLES will resume their Satur-
day evening reGnlonS commencing the 5th Inst.
ines reunions vii. DC remembered by ali those
ID SOCIETY LAST season allUn1 the most pleas mt
oi the winter's festivities Dancing Commences at
and closes at IL O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
ONION RECOMMENDED

arAlf. hannah Recommended that the plumbers
unfte 10 defeat any bill the Commissioners 10, ~
present TO Congress on this subject But they
Will not oppose any bill which provides for the
appoint mcuL OF additional inspectors TO see thai
plumbers do not OBJECT 10 the reyula-
liono. Their euect Is 10 throw more work
Into the trade. lie said that he obtec, ed
10 the examination because II 1, and
could not Dc Otherwise than d LARGE Mr. Hannah
ASKED now many Of the plumbers present would
JON An organization 10 ngut this matter TO the
last extremity, and falling 10 receive satisfactory
response LIE meeting was adjourned 10 meet aJ q
can IRON the Committee Of three, composed Of
AeoorS- r. Haunan, I4urley. and barker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

SEE House & Herrmann's ad. on 9Th page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

IdE MON VETERAN CORPs.-The Old Guard.
Union Veteran Corps at "A meeting last eyepiny
tIect-d The iOl.OwILg stan: Judge advocate SAM
VI y Nils; pdyuIasJer, ". IA. Hoover; surgeon.
bI T. DOIOHue, quATlermstster, J. 4. =. Burger:
eOa4I4lssary. W b. fOMerUy; Inspector, 1hos.
stewart; ordnance oIIcer, W. ). ulell Capt
EuSaI PesSnleu letter Irom commander Burke,
s.asIng LEAL IN UeLalI OF the ceparIment OF Ihr
fCtOinic ne accepted the tender Of Tue CORPS as
The permanent armed guard and es.curt j. C. Me-
GOwln was elected an active member and George
K bylng ton, George L. CorsOu- George j. p WoSj
Anu H. hOcA honorary members COnrade kock :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

Cpper part l54l n ST.
1877 W. G. s1. W. if:.:. IS
1885 Sd 1T. n.w>sr. 80. 80
liza 9TH at. NV. pr. 80
Upper part l}0s Z St
n. w. sr......-;.-.....2s
1l4Q 81. n. W.. 0r.......2t3
l2.S5 q st. n. W., 1r......25
1915 10Th 1t. n. w.. Sr. .25
l530 Sth st. n W., or....20
1921 Prospect ave. Or. 10
LIB Il st N e. Or. 1890
3l1-:slg 10th sine. Sr Is
3.5 llth ri. s.e..0r......l3
60 TO 6s Jscson alley U.
e. or. l.ou
PHO Bound'y NV. Ar 10
lS 4 Pleasant III NV. 4r.s
101 80 ma lSe . ~ - =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
7 oUIsLANA STATE LOTTERY
CAPITAL PRIZE s15O,00o

"We DO hereby GRITTY that supervise the orange
ents for al the Monthly and SENT nnudl Drawings
The LOuisfdnd State Lottery Company, and IN perso,
manage and control the Drdicngs themselves, and tia
the same are conducted eih honesty fairness, and o
good faith totCdrd oil parties and authorize the CbDg
Dd,sy this certificate icith siles oj sigma
tures attached, IN is advertisements"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

l4r......-..
=. near I, "a 81 nv: ..-S1S
i is.a aud nd. \ n sta; iYt ss ::ssas
\ near 18th ST.. 35:i 81
VI ave. neAS l1r.3oO
ls0s Mass I've. l5r. .:5Uu
1913 N, h ave. 15r. 800
Sl2 lyth St NV, 22r, 300
LIB Conn ave-. l4E9los
2U13 Il st NV. i lr--..xoy
Conn. ave-, near l. st. .2ol
4 st., near 18th. l5r. .25C
lOl1 Conn ave- ] 5r. .225C
l42o Z 81. NV -2ol
The sb0ve Houses can /
our oahcs only. THOl
OlA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
LOB REN1-UNFURNIsHED

EOR REN1-UNFURNIS
u l.5lo CVnn. sv.e4ldos
Observation-Disclosures /
lO1lCt av. l5r.-.....-20ol ]
lzl5 4 sIn.w .l3r. l2J I:
ls24 Ct sv. NV, llr- l25ll
IL . 81. NV. 12r-..l25l
1905 n. IL ave ......--l:
nz1 loan s..n-w, l5r. ll5l;
1873 q st. NV. l5r. 100:
1896 2lst 81. n-w-,l3r. lOul'
l0Ue9th st. nw-1&r. 100
1910 .hass- ave. .lOO
l01o n Ut. NV l4r-.-.ssOl
lolo 2lst St n.ws llf Sc
ia 9th NV store, Ut. 81
lvU9 \ st. NV l1r. ~,
1905 Conn. ave. l3r.s7.5Ol.
1916 VI sy. u.w-.lsrsa3
1854 2sth St NV lar 81,
elI 18th St nv. lar. :. 81
l4l3G st.. upper port. Id
Lou n. II ~ nv vr. .15l;
HSzs Ost NV. llr.SOl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

See our line OF Is Children Suits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
LOB RENT-HoUsEs

Eok RENT-HoUsEs
4 l&2l Y St n.w..iur.,
MI, llr............s1
Cor. X 81. and Conn. ave.
NV; l3r...-......1lo.06
e29 Farr1gut 50. n w.
siSs SOL Il tSr st n. W :. i7r.,I i e.
500 Z st, fur. l3r. 81
GSo n 1t n. ". l2r...Ss
lark Hotel. 9TH ct. road,
?23 sth n. W. .'ii;3i r.....: :
14l0 r St NV. Or. 90
20a = st NV. Tor. >.
33s Ind ave. l2r. IS
LILO Ost. W., Sr......5C
2u9 9 IT. NV. Or. Sc
l5 X st. NV. 9r........4C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

s .ss. is sia. :, TN. nv. 1878 1878
] ale Y q; NV l2r.
2Oth at, uesr u. Tor. .o5
1861 2 90 81 n~-l0r. .o5
10 y. J. ave- az Tor. so
"a. Del. ave-n-a,lor... so
2032 q ST. NV. lUr. 30
sslo Il n slnw-llr....,0
1907 18th 81. nv. Tor. SO
l514 :SU.n q. NV l7r. %
lothkh l. ave. NV llr.-
HOS = Ct n ~ Tor.
s4Oe Ian ST L.w- Tor 40
.o.l NJ. Hve-n-w..yr 30
1906 10Th II NV 7r. :. 30
l2l3 stn ST. Nv. yr. -
1925 18th 81. n ". 10
l5lS-l5-ls-ly y st n
w. llr.......-.-......-
!. OF q st nv. or....lo.42
~ lstt.w- Or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02
TAE CHAkrrY ORsaSIzaTloS socrErr.-At a meet.

HE CHARITY ORGANIZATIONS SOciETY.-At a meet
l.g OI The IlITIty OTs-lZG Ion society last even
lAs, TIE secretary, j. G. Prl, ported the loLlow-
ILL., Contributions and membership fees since the
annual m.'clEg. Ten days ago: Geo. Rynedu, IT,
SlO; Dr. K u. DOnaIdsOn, SIS; Geo. Watts S. Inc
.-s-st2ni Treasurer, H. q. spencer, reported re-
COPS since OCtOOcr ~, s13l2; disbursements,
painting AMI advertisements, so; ud4ance x47 IL
J sio ordered That the executive committee pub
Ia=h Tie annual report o. Tie Work or the society
ALI that revision OF the directory Of Charities DC
pGo.lsAcl D. the society ANNUALLY.
IHE DEATH OF Miss HEKsHEY.-A meeting OF the
tter.4'ss or The Force ScAOo, Pnncipdl Patterson
lies4ing. wa> Eeid thIs morning 10 take acIion In
lesaEG ~ The Ce.tn OF ihslr llte associate Miss
Llallh r. Hershey Br.ei reviews OF her life we've
IlAoc " seter1l OF those Present, and suitable
!esOiu'LohS IL respect ~ her memory were passed
LOdy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

I>OR RENT-A FASHIONABLY-LOCAT FUR
Il nished House. near farrgut square, w year
for the sesson or suite VI In the X IA.
GoLpsBOkoUGH CO. laos st ol7-3m
EroR RENT-HoUsE. BEAUTIFULLY sITUA ED.
Il No $40 n St NJ norIh side Of Mount Vernon
lara, bet Sth anu 9Th NV IL roonA Inquire
premises W. W. BURDETTE- olS-l In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

SlOhES, OF.
Store and dwelling,
400 18th Of. s.w.. Or $40
46s Ia. ay Ar. I'd moor. 30
Store and dwelling Az
h st. u. W.. Sr n
store room l54 l NJ n-w..l5
40l 9TH st.. I'd a.. Pr
eacn. -:.-...........12o0
Gunton Build'g.r.26 II. 80
The above is only a por,
books. For full list call Il
tie LIST and 18th. lnlI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-02

EoR RENT-FRoM eco 10 eso-sEvERA VERY
II handsome new aud 3-story brlck houses in
beautiful part OF mort beast
Anu s-rooms. finished IN natural wood open nrs-
pisces pretty oak mzntels. Convenient 70 street cara,
schools. &C W. II BUhfOkD
oxs-2ws l422 New lork ave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-09

Now that the Augusta boys have struck a
winning gait in base ball, it is to be hoped
that they will keep it up. There has been
too much of a tendency in the past to criticlse
the playing of the nine. 1t must be borne
in mind that the clubs they have played
against have nearly all of them been
strengthened by hired players. The fnan-
cial support which our nine has received has
not been sufficient to admit of this to anv
great extent, and is not really what it should
have been. The few friends who have been
backing the club have worked hard and
given generously to it. A great many, how
ever who have always been on hand to wit
ness the games. and who have been most
frequent in their criticism, have turned up
minus when the hat came round. 1t doesn't
seem to occur to some people that base ball
games cost money, and that visiting clubs do
not come to our city and pay their own ex-
penses. 1t is hoped that there will be enter
prise enough among our citizens to perfect
an organization this winter, and secure fnan-
cisl backing to put a nine into the field next
season that can hold its own with the best
teams in the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-09
Ctty Personals.

Miss Mary UPj )hn has returned to Ger
mantown.
w. B, Nickels and A. F. Parrot are at the
State Fair
Miss Marion Boan of Boston, is visiting
IN the city.
DR.. Martin will probably arrive home
on Friday or Saturday.
Mr.. Howard Owen was in attendance upon
the State Fair at Lewiston, Yesterday.
Mr.. Charles L. Andrews, son of County
Commissioner Andrews, was in town yester-
dav.
Gen. Selden Conner is recovering from a
severe attack of chronic disease contracted in
the army.
At the Cony House, Dayton T. Moore,
Biddeford o. E Page, E. A. Glidden,
Dsmariscotta,
Mr.. f. T. Farr will remain with Mr..
Lucius Hill, having decided not to give up
his old position.
Misses Lizzie and Mabel Thompson left
town yesterday for Boston, where they will
remain for two weeks.
Mr.. E. G. Storer went to Yarmouth yes
terday to attend the funeral of his uncle,
BENZ. Gooch Esq, prominent citizen of
that town.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph johnson, Miss John
son, and Miss Olmsted have gone to New
York on their way to Europe.
Harry Gallison. formerly of the Secretary
of States office, is doing fourishing business
on Columbus Avenue, Boston, where he is
proprietor Of the Berwick Library.
Willie Hamlen. son of Mr.. Fred Hamlen,
departs for California next Tuesday in COM
pany with Rev c. f. Penney, where he will
remain a year visiting relatives. He will
have an opportunity to get thorough knowl-
dee of life in the Pacific Coast State.
Mr.. Alton NJ Tolman, who has been for the
past four years a popular clerk at E. G.
Storer's clothing store, has recently started
into the same business for himself at Lynn,
Mass The many friends of Mr.. Tolmau in
Augusta, will wish him all success in his
new venture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-09
Lost and Found.

Herbert Rumnev, theseven-year old son OF
Mr.. Thomas NJ Rumney who resides on Cres
cent Street, left shortly after dinner yesterday
with party of companions going towards
Hallowell. While in the vicinity of BIRTHS
Gully, he strsyed away from his playmates
and could not be found. 1t was feared that
he was lost and parties of men and boys were
sent after him. But the little fellow turned
up all right, coming up on the eight o'clock
train last evening. 1t seems he tramped all
the way TO South Gardiner where he boarded
the train and came home in season to allay
the growing fesrs that harm had befallen him.
Mr.. Rumney thanks his friends for the in
terest they took in his loss and willingness to
engage in the search.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-09
A SPINDLE CITY.
stockholders Of the Edwards Company
for New Mill.
VIII the Citizens Of Augusta be with
Them.

The stockholders of the Edwards Manu-.
featuring Co. met in annual meeting at the
Augusta house last evening. and the result.
should be gratifying to every citizen of An.
gusta, for steps were taken, the outcome Of
which will undoubtedly be the erection of 9
large and fine new cotton mill at the west
end of the dam, thus further improving the
grand water power which is the pride of the
city, and adding to our prosperity and thrift
Besides the stockholders present who have
a residence in this locality, there were the
following well known gentlemen from out OF
town: Edward Fl. Ammidown, New York
ID. FL. Richards, Moses Kimball, Brookline
Mass. c. C. Burr, Auburndale, Mass AL
den Speare, Jacob Edwards, j. w. Clark, j
S. Kendall, Boston; James Dempsey, Lew
iston
1891 were represented.
Hon. j. Manchester Haynes presented the
following which embodies the action of the
meeting in regard to new mill, and assures
its erection if the citizens are willing:
Whereas, 1t has been represented to the
Edwards Manufacturing Co., that in consid.
Grafton of the erection of new mill of from
10000 to 10000 spindles. the citizens and
authorities of Augusta will advise fixing the
valuation of the property of the company for
the purpose of taxation for term of years
and at sum satisfactory to the directors OF
said company, Therefore,
from $4,000 to 81, POO, 900 and provided
such satisfactory arrangements with the citi.
zens and authorities Of the city can be made
then the directors are authorized to procec
with the erection of a new mill, but not
otherwise, and in case sucn satisfactory valu-
ton cannot be obtained, then such new stock
shall not be issued or called in.
This was passed unanimously. The build
ing of the new mill will be commenced a,
once if the city favors fixing of the valua.
ton.
Hon. J. Il. Manley then offered the follow
ing, which, as can be seen, will be of the
utmost importance to our smaller industries,
especially those now located in the wooden
factory:
Voted, That the directors, in case a new
factory shall be erected, are hereby author
lied to erect such buildings at the east end
of the dam as may be necessary to accommo-
date the tenants now occupying the wooded
buildings at the west end of the dam and
other persons desiring opportunity to hire
power for manufacturing purposes.
This was also unanimously passed.
The following officers were chosen for the
ensuing year:
Clerk-Chas B. Johnson. Augusta.
Treasurer-Jacob Edwards, Boston
Directors--Jacob Edwards, O. A. Afford
Isaac Fenno, Charles U. Cutting, Dexter, n
Richards, Boston; J. Manchester Haynes,
Joseph Fl. Marley, Augusta
Adjourned.
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BLANKETS.

No. | is a case of 1914
white Blankets, red and blue
border, sold last season as a
great bargain at one dollar.
| have now on hand one
hundred pairs of this blanket
and | shall mark this lot 81
cents per pr.
No. 2 is a 1914 silver grey
Blanket. extra heavy and
considered cheap last season
at $l.62A cents. A white
blanket of this quality could
not be purchased anywhere
less than $500.
| shall mark this lot of
blankets, $l.2l per pr.
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BosToN, Sept. San announcement is
made to-day by the Boston Globe that is of
living interest to every person in New Eng
land. l. has made a thorough canvass of the
people of New England over so years of age,
and in series of articles to begin in the
next Boston Sunday Globe will tell how these
people have lived in order to attain this great
age. These articles are bound to make a
tremendous sensation.